Make America Great Again by Dumping the Trump Hats

Donald Trump Make America Great Again Hat Font

02/09/2015 a las xviii:40

28/09/2015 a las 04:41

anyone know?

xix/12/2015 a las xix:19

27/07/2016 a las 21:07

This is the closest match I can find. (I know i'm a fiddling late.)

27/07/2016 a las 21:19

The cap lettering came up several times in this forum and nothing was decided
Every bit I said last time about Times New Roman [TNR] -- which I suggested then:
[http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/275707/make-america-bang-up-again-trump-cap]
The first _G_ is serifless on the lower rhs [like TNR], the second _G_ has a serif. So not a font?
But compare with Donald Trump's trademark application for the discussion mark MAKE-AMERICA-Peachy-Once again
http://www.trademarkologist.com/files/2016/05/MAKE-AMERICA-Groovy-AGAIN-folio.jpg
Mayhap the hat maker is producing a garbled version of TNR?

27/07/2016 a las 21:25

Well based on the lid over all I would select Vinegar over NTR.

Over all, the embroidery on the lid is very poor, and I would doubtable that the stitch count was low when they digitized information technology. And then theres that to consider too. (based on looking at a hot on Trump's offical merch site)

Editado 3 veces. �ltima edición el 27/07/2016 a las 21:28 por Bozac

27/07/2016 a las 22:10

Bozac - accept a look at the cap R - it'due south Times Roman.
And yes, the reason it does not look like a font -- is because it is embroidered.

Editado el 27/07/2016 a las 22:11 por Heron2001

08/08/2016 a las 15:59

The brusque center bar of the Due east makes Times or Times New Roman unlikely. Times Assuming is possible.

08/08/2016 a las xvi:01

But the artwork for this lid is actually a mess all around. The first Thousand has no beard but the 2d does. Which is also true of the hats they sell on the Trump website.

Editado 2 veces. �ltima edición el 12/09/2016 a las 10:20 por frd

09/09/2016 a las 21:18

Y'all ARE ALL WRONG.... Non Fifty-fifty CLOSE. times new roman hahahahahahahah

IT is CLEARLLLLY some blazon of *CENTURY font Come ON PEOPLE times new roman hahahahahahahahahahahahahah

xviii/eleven/2016 a las xviii:45

I believe it's actually HellasTimes bold

Fuente sugerida: Hellas Times

Editado el 18/eleven/2016 a las xviii:51 por frd

27/01/2017 a las xiv:38

I'grand pretty sure it'southward just American Typewriter. A font called "Typerwriter" is a stock font for basically every embroiderer.

27/01/2017 a las fourteen:39

It's my a**! He's pres now no more hats!

12/05/2017 a las 16:37

If yous look at the downward diagonal stroke of the letter 'R' y'all see information technology's straight, not curved. That rules out Century entirely (ha ha). If you look at the batten on the A, it's really higher that Times New Roman's. If y'all wait at the crossbar of the E, the hat'due south is not centered on the Y centrality, but in Times and TNR they both are. I don't think it's either of those. It almost certainly isn't American typewriter, since the hat has differences in stroke width, while AT doesn't..

21/06/2018 a las 08:19

I believe information technology is Humanist/Quondam Way

Fuente sugerida: Humanist/Old Style

21/06/2018 a las 19:01

Our embroidery motorcar has custom fonts that emulate popular fonts such equally Times New Roman - I doubtable that this is an embroidery only font that is built into digitizing/embroidery software

23/08/2018 a las nineteen:33

Its likely Russ Times, which is an tagima embroidery just font, other than the second G... I dont know what twit set that up.

thirteen/10/2018 a las 17:10

I was looking for this same information to customize my ain maga hat (I don't like the Trump cap style) and on a hat customization site the font that matched 100% as far as I can tell is "Garmond"

Registered but to say that. Seems similar trump uses a inexpensive factory. Also I have a friend who's mom owns an embroidery shop and she say's that the embroidery machines use compatible clip fine art instead of standard fronts and so this could all the same be an paradigm version of tnr. She said it looked like an imaged version of ITC Bookman while her son said it looked like a custom clarendon. Imma become with garmond since it is the closest on the hat site even though the Chiliad and the E are slightly different. Well-nigh people wouldn't be able to see any difference.

13/10/2018 a las 17:fourteen

Greenhat ha dicho

I was looking for this same data to customize my ain maga hat (I don't similar the Trump cap style) and on a hat customization site the font that matched 100% every bit far as I can tell is "Garmond"

Registered just to say that. Seems like trump uses a cheap manufactory. Too I have a friend who'southward mom owns an embroidery shop and she say'southward that the embroidery machines use uniform clip fine art instead of standard fronts then this could still be an epitome version of tnr. She said it looked similar an imaged version of ITC Bookman while her son said it looked similar a custom clarendon. Imma go with garmond since it is the closest on the lid site even though the Thousand and the E are slightly different. Most people wouldn't be able to see any departure.

Garmond

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Editado el 14/10/2018 a las eleven:41 por marty666

thirteen/01/2019 a las 23:37

The get-go G is a sewing error but everything else is BOOKMAN DEMI. Accept a wait at the E and the T in particular.

This image alone isn't the best, but you tin can Google a few others to compare.

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